The Power of DADGAD Tuning - Deep & Mysterious Blues Etude!

[@6thouz]

I just want to say I love your channel and the value you bring. I started watching you to learn songs from Inside Llewyn Davis and haven't stopped since.

[@swiftlessons]

I really appreciate you taking the time and sharing such positive feedback. Those Llewyn Davis lessons really helped put my channel on the map, I can't believe it's been 10 years since that film debuted!

[@Fergus-p7u]

Thank you. That's very nice and easy enough for even me!

[@joeyli8098]

THANKS FOR BRINGING SOOOOO MANY AMAZING CONTENTS. I LEARNT A LOT FROM YOUR CHANNEL!!! YOU GIVE ME REASONS TO LEARN BLUES

[@nicolen.9642]

I have barely explored alternative tunings. I miss out on the blues. I know. It's (for now) out of my comfort zone. I'll pull out my old parlor and try. Thank you Rob, for keeping up the fruitful lessons.🎶🎶🎶

[@doniotte681]

Sounds Awesome

[@swiftlessons]

Glad you're enjoying this. I haven't used DADGAD much, so this was a fun learning experience for me as well.

[@peggyriverain]

Wow!! So beautiful ❤

[@swiftlessons]

Thank you Peggy, so glad you're digging this routine, DADGAD certainly does add an exotic, almost hypnotic flavor to your music. Have fun! -Rob

[@paulussantosociwidjaja4781]

Nice, thanks!

[@gergokerti2362]

Soooo goooood❤

[@MrZanemorgan]

Thank you that was awesome

[@swiftlessons]

My absolute pleasure, I've never been big on open tunings, so it felt good to leave my comfort zone a bit. Enjoy your practice! -Rob

[@lorenvguitar614]

Man you are a really great player.

[@piotrtt2801]

Thank you! Super!

[@natalias.569]

Definitely my style, awesome!

[@YashChalke-v7i]

Thank you for this ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@nightskyimaging]

Helpful

[@s.aenglish4833]

Awesome❤

[@swiftlessons]

Thanks so much, enjoy your practice! -Rob

[@Someone-lc6dc]

Hello Rob. Would you be able to do a lesson where you explain how the sounds change in a different tuning and how to make chords, say, in DAGDAD? What kind of harmony/chord progression do we have in this song? Thank you!

[@Rockstar-nz1mo]

Wow

[@swiftlessons]

Thanks for the speedy comment!

[@leedudgeon5861]

Like a prelude to the chain Fleetwood mac ❤

[@swiftlessons]

I definitely hear that as well, thanks for watching Lee!

[@denisejaklitsch9505]

So glad you just popped up on my feed!!! ❤🎉❤

[@rickm4295]

Can you do Treetop flyer by Steven Stills. I dont think its lyrical masterpiece by any means but the driving guitar in the DADGAD tuning has always been something Id like to learn.

[@yaphet8574]

Can you do tuning B E B E G# E? I just discovered it on a site but it seems no one made a video about it.

[@prashannayonjan8035]

❤

[@MichaelRamon-lt3vs]

Where did this tune come from? Who wrote it?

[@swiftlessons]

One of my original ideas, but I’m not sure if it will ever make its way into a song. Thanks for your interest!

[@jpgay4372]

This is a great lesson but it is very unfortunate that you use the “old” string names. Makes it incomprehensible to someone like me who just knows the positions DADGAD. What a shame that you would call strings by a name that they’re not! And you do it so much, makes it nearly unusable for me!